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Direct Action gets it done! Sea Shepherd Supporters Group.
Direct-action tactics to investigate, document, and take action when necessary to expose, confront, and halt illegal activities on the high seas.
Paul Watson -- Your support is what drives our enforcement and conservation efforts, strengthens our resolve, and makes possible the successes we achieve.
Crew and be a Shepherd of the Sea - It is easy to recruit crew for money, however, we need to recruit a crew motivated by a passionate compassion. We need people who burn inside with a rage against the injustices perpetrated upon whales, dolphins, seals, sea turtles, sea birds, fish, and every living thing in the world's oceans.
Volunteer Onshore - Our campaigns are only possible because of the day-to-day efforts of our many volunteers. We're always in need of outreach volunteers, fundraisers, donated supplies, information distribution, research work, etc.
Our mission is to end the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world's oceans in order to conserve and protect ecosystems and species.
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My cousin has several years experience working on vessels all over the world most recently as Chief Officer. He’s Egyptian. Will that be a hindrance to getting accepted?
Hey there seasheperds I was living in Newport Oregon a few years ago and met a fellow seasheperd i forgot her name though she had the logo on her neck though. I know it’s a long shot but if anyone knows her I’d love to talk to her again
Hello everyone. I was thinking about Sea Shepherd's operations of these last years, and I was thinking if we can consider it a sort of private maritime security organization (not company since they lack the "for-profit" status) active in the environmental field, or what could be its status otherwise?
Which historic Sea Shepherd vessel is this? I’ll accept two answers 🏴☠️
🤔 What is the name of this retired Sea Shepherd ship? I’ll accept two answers 🏴☠️
Comment your answer!
Hey all, in Germany we have a huge amount of death strandings of grey seals in the Baltic Sea. All well fed, no signs of infections or diseases based on autopsies, but with net marks and fluid in their trachea. We need stricter regulations to prevent any further occurrences of these events. So even if you don't live in Germany I would appreciate your support to spread the word and increase pressure on the federal institutions in charge: https://chng.it/VPKPTrKfpw
Hello all,
I'm trying to find information about what Sea Shepherd is doing in the Med, as it's the closest to where I live and to my heart, but it's hard to find any. A quick look through their website yielded two posts from this summer. I clicked on one and it was just 5 paragraphs. That is far from enough to put my money into something.
I'm also subscribed to their YT channel and the only thing they do there is post unconvincing flashy cinematic montages.
My question is:
Is that all? Are there any documents, other websites, or channels where they provide information on what they are doing and how they are spending the money? Is any more info available to donors? Are they more focused elsewhere, not so much in the Med?
I don't have the time to thoroughly check what other donation-supported efforts are doing, but for example, I know of and support Mossy Earth, a group that deals with rewilding various habitats. They provide spending reports, videos that are convincing, detailed, longer, and not flashy, and also actual written reports. Apart from that, they make polls and take into account the suggestions in YouTube comments.
I would love to support Sea Shepherd, but the info they provide I find to be scarce.
I have finished watching the Sea of Shadow film on Hulu and found it inspiring. For the past few days I've been wondering what Sea Shepherd crew members/supporters felt about the film's depiction of Sea Shepherd's contribution to the greater effort to save the vaquita and whether the film impacted positively/negatively to the cause.
Definitely worth sharing around to create more exposure around the horrible Grindadrap. 🩸
I have been watching Whale Wars. What is a quartermaster?
ICYMI: Check out this awesome documentary on IUU fishing.
Great news - Envoy Shark Cull is now on Netflix. This is such a great film that reveals just how much the Govt of NSW and QLD are treating the public like morons.
The nets are ineffective and were first introduced to Australian waters in 1937! (There are WAY more effective methods now some 87 years later)
They kill so many innocent marine animals - they ensnare migrating whales and are not a failproof way at all to protect swimmers. There are other better options and they should be using them.
Remove the drum lines, Remove the nets!!!
Check out the latest update from Sea Shepherd on the frontlines!
Consider donating so this important work can be expanded 🏴☠️
I had the privilege of being onboard all three. Which one was your favorite? The M/Y Sharpie, The M/Y Farley Mowat, or The M/Y John Paul Dejoria? 🤔
Patrolling for IUU fishing activity 🚓
Learn more about Sea Shepherd’s recent campaigns in Antarctica and their history defending the great continent here:
https://www.seashepherdglobal.org/our-campaigns/antarctica-defense/
The M/Y Age of Union from Sea Shepherd Global’s fleet of ships (aka Neptune’s Navy). This ship has been very active in West Africa, making numerous arrests alongside West African authorities 😎🤙
Hello folks! Just a reminder that this page is for supporters of Sea Shepherd by supporters of Sea Shepherd. If you don’t support Sea Shepherd, this simply isn’t the page for you and trolls will be removed.
This includes unnecessarily negative/bullying comments about past/present employees/volunteers of the organization.
Thanks! Have a wonderful weekend 😎🤙